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Bonita Friedericy! That would be General Redhead from Chuck.

But of course. Spies wear tactical turtlenecks. Tactlenecks, if you will.

They're connected to Hive but are still individual entities. According to Simmons, there's an infection in the brain, but it should be curable. So the Hive spores kill humans and hijack the minds of Inhumans, but the Inhumans aren't walking corpses like SquidWard. Regular humans are just food to him.

No, a team of four is fantastic.

He just assumed it was about Hive. But he actually described it as being torn apart from the inside, which fits with how Daisy killed him. So from the instant we knew he was dead, we actually had a huge clue about who did that to him, yet no one caught it. Well played, Show, well played.

Have we been told anything about Chloe's dad? I have a hard time imagining she's fallen herself unless she was somehow reincarnated. Otherwise she and her mom were both given a whole bunch of false memories. But I can buy that her dad was part of the Host or was some other type of supernatural critter. I think it's just part of him playing it more safely around Chloe since he knows there's something going on with her.

Easily my favorite episode so far. Show, you're much more interesting when dealing directly with Lucifer's story than passing the time with the case of the week. Dang Amenadiel, you messed up with Malcolm. That is one crazy mofo. They've done a nice job bringing the plot together, and I'm ready for more effects of the divine on the mortal world. On the shallow side, Tom Ellis's (non-blond) hair was very pretty tonight. And beyond that, he gave a fantastic performance. Follicular hue aside, he's perfect for the role. His horror at the depravity of the murders was so well done, and at times I feel like I'm seeing Marc Hempel's interpretation right there on the screen. Super excited for next week.

Gotta say, I didn't hate it when JLD ripped Taran's shirt open.

It's never been outright stated. The closest we got was the implication that she was going to try to tell Aurora until she found out Aurora was pregnant. There's just enough wiggle room to claim that Mulan was going to tell Aurora that she was in love with Philip (even though we know that's not the scene's intention). But Mulan's never explicitly confirmed that she was in love with Aurora.

It was a hyperbolic "everyone" for sure, but I remember a lot of criticism of Mulan from season 2 (although I think some of that was from people annoyed that they were introducing new characters instead of having quality Emma/Snow/Charming time). Many posters also noted the less the angry Mulan and began warming up to her. So not everyone, no, but it was a noticeable contingent (and for what it's worth, I liked her from the beginning as well). On a totally different subject, there was a part of me that really wishes Hook had written Rumpel's name on the tombstone. I know that it wouldn't be right to force that on someone without their consent, and there's no use in poking that bear, but it would have still been satisfying.

Everyone hated Mulan for the same reason when she was first introduced, and now she's a fan favorite. So maybe there's hope for Dorothy.

I get that, and I definitely want Mulan to have a happy ending, but I also really like that they had two gay characters (presumably, in Mulan's case) that don't automatically get together. That's fairly rare on shows that aren't predominately about gay people. So I'm OK that Toto has two mommies.

Was definitely implying a different actor. And doing right by one of my fave characters.

Is it too soon to hope we get to visit an alternate universe where we meet Dinah Lance, a florist who only shares a name and nighttime interest with the Arrowverse's BC?

But does Non realize that Kal is under Myriad's influence? I imagine that all of those minds are like a big ocean to him. He can concentrate on interacting with a particular molecule of water if he wants, but it's not like he's actual aware of every individual molecule at one time. I think Kara and Cat are the only ones who know that Kal showed up, and they haven't shared that knowledge with Non, so it's possible Non doesn't realize he has that tool in his arsenal (insert own Superdickery joke about Kal being a tool).